For those of us still using dumbphones (and even some of us with the smart variety), Opera Mini is just about the best thing out there for doing us some web surfin' on the road. Version 2.0 of the Java-based browser is pretty darn good, but 3.0 has just hit the streets and it's offering up some key improvements. Top on the list are comprehensive support for RSS feeds, inline uploading of pictures snapped using the phone's camera, and streamlined connection handling that should lead to faster browsing. Perhaps the most intriguing new feature, though, is something Opera calls ''content folding'' whereby long content on a page is automatically collapsed with a ''plus'' sign -- great for long-winded sites not necessarily designed with a phone browser in mind. 12/4/2006 6:41:16 PM ---
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